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When hiring an art director, the priority is always on the portfolio, but the cover letter far outweighs the resume. Resumes are really just not a good fit for a creative profession - they're better for people who are on a management track who want to show responsibilities and accomplishments, not creative people focused on process, concepts and quality.Once you've been through several jobs, your resume is a dizzying array of responsibilities that's hard to make sense of chronologically. You should never submit the same cover letter twice to different firms. Unless the company is listing the job anonymously, you should be researching the agency, the culture, the people who work there and the accounts and write a letter that talks about what specific experience you bring to this agency that's relevant.In my career, I was often told "You're not a fit." Looking back, it was all in how I packaged myself for each job. Every company that's hiring an art director has a unique culture, style, approach etc. and you need to show that you can gel with that. Titles like "art director" cover a lot of different roles, so showing exactly what kind of art director you are is what goes in the cover letter. If you were a baseball player applying for a job at the Mets, you might notice that they lack outfielders who can hit for power. If you are one, then you should point that out. Likewise, you might notice the agency portfolio is highly focused on beautiful type treatments, or image-only ads. Point out the experience you have that adds to or compliments what the agency does well already.No two art director jobs are the same and neither should the cover letter. I would even say you should modify which pieces you want to highlight in your portfolio assuming you're far along enough in your career to have a choice. Don't send fragrance stuff to a place specializing in automotive when you have lots of automotive.To answer your question about the percentages you list - it depends on the level. For juniors, I'm a lot more forgiving of portfolio if I see upside - I'm looking for someone with "tools" - that they can kern their type, have a good sense of space, color, concepts, etc. For senior people it's a much greater percentage about the portfolio - but keep in mind that I have to get to the portfolio. Let's talk about the order:You're applying for a job at my agency. You send me an email. Your cover letter should be in the body of the email. I do not need to see it designed as a PDF. When I see an email that says "See attached" I just delete it. I need to be compelled to take the extra step to click an attachment and read it. With no information in the body it makes it hard for me to at a glance, assuming I filed your email into a folder like "nice portfolio" to remember who you are or why I liked you in the first place.Now assuming you were smart enough to put your cover letter in the body of the email, hopefully you followed all my other advice and looked at my style, checked my LinkedIn, see that the agency has a quirky and irreverent sense of humor, you're hopefully not boring the life out of me with a typical "To Whom It May Concern, I am an Art Director looking for a position with growth where I can expand my wings and make beautiful logos and brands for lots of money and justify all this money mom and day paid for me to get this certificate from the University of World Design Online blah blah blah blah."Of course you want an art director job. That's why you're sending me this email. Duh. Would you start an ad with "We're a car company who would really like to make you a car. Cars are our passion, so any time you're in the market for a car, we really hope you give us a call at Hyundai, because we sure have a lot of cars to sell." No! You'd write an ad. About why the consumer should buy YOUR car.So why should I buy YOUR art direction? Better yet, assuming you're not an elite level art director and you're not completely horrible, you're probably in the sea of mediocrity that 80% of art directors swim in, why do I want to work with YOU? Are you fun? Interesting? Have you traveled? What do you do outside of art direction? You know the last thing we really want is someone who ONLY cares about art direction. We're spending a great deal of time with you - probably more time than we spend with our significant others, if they haven't left us because of all the hours we work. So the other thing we're looking for is "does this person fit in?"If you don't answer those questions in the cover letter, it does not matter if the cover letter is 5%, 20% or 90% important. It's still what makes me decide if I bother to click the link to your website.Put your resume on your website. I want to see your work next, not open an attachment. Make sure the work is the first thing I see when I get to your site. Don't spend a lot of time designing your site unless you're applying for a UI/UX job. Just make it very easy for me to get to your stuff. I don't have time to figure out some newfangled navigation system you came up with where a bunch of balls crash into each other. Once I decide I like your work, I might go to your resume to see where you did this work – usually I want to see how long you worked in each place and if you might have worked with anyone I know.So really, it's 20% cover letter, 70% portfolio, 10% resume. But again, 90% of cover letters are not impressive enough to bother looking at the portfolio. It's the cover letter where I decide if you're lazy, if you're interested in my agency or just getting a job anywhere that will take you, and where your personality and ability to fit in with our culture shines.Stop being lazy and treat looking for a job at an agency you actually want to work at with respect. If we're hiring you full time, we're paying for your entire life - your apartment, your food, your venti chai lattes, your Xbox, etc., and giving you an opportunity to do a job you should be passionate about, working on projects that could win you industry awards that fund your summer home, luxury car and 6 month world travel sabbatical. Putting that into perspective, I think the investment in a cover letter is certainly worth it.

Dear all,As you may well already know… to hell with that. As you sure don´t know yet, aside from my only couple of true friends in this mad house, today is my last day at the bank.It would be polite to say that I am leaving because I am going to pursue new personal and professional challenges in my life, but truth is neither this crappy work I have been doing here nor the new work I will be doing in my next job will be anything near a challenge in any of its senses. The work is dumb, my colleagues are stupid (please don’t take this personally) and I have never felt anyhow pushed to perform above my capabilities. To be very honest with you, my tenure with this firm has been nothing short of a long and painful road to hell.As Eminem would put it, this is the spirit of this farewell:“I don't do black music, I don't do white musicI make fight music, for IBD pricksI put lives at risk when I write like thisI put wives at risk with a rhyme like this”Now comes the part where I should thank you all for all the learning and maturing this job has gifted me with. As you may well have sensed from my last paragraph, learning was not a distinctive trait of my time with you. Aside from the vast majority of you who do your work day after day without fucking understanding what it is you are selling or how you do the math on your – automatic – calculator, the rest of you are sick, ambitious psychopaths with whom I have learned a lot about not trusting anyone, about acting (don’t go to Actor’s Studio, go to an investment bank), about backstabbing, about infidelity on disgusting marriages and super-inflated egos. Not a disposable skill set, I might say today, given that I live on earth surrounded by this pathological human race.But I might say today that I am indeed more mature than when I first stepped into this place. I know that I should never openly express my disagreements with the fashion things are done; that I should not distinguish myself too much on the upside, nor on the downside, because that will invite bad mouthing by my peers; that I should not distinguish myself in any possible way, because it will also invite bad mouthing by my so amiable peers; that I should always appear concerned about improving the business, but not a lot as to disturb the comfy status-quo at the office; that I should dress as much as possible just like my peers; that I should always complain about my bonus because any sign of content will harm my future earnings prospect; that alignment of interests is a poetical concept, that should be taken with a cargo-ship of salt, just like “meritocracy”, “adam and eve”, “excellence” or “state-of-the-art IT infrastructure”.But this wouldn’t be a complete farewell shooting without some specific mentions.Boss, stop licking other people’s balls. You may not know this, but your chin is getting all bruised up. And stop talking to your employee’s clients behind their backs. Man up, for god’s sake.Mark, get a life. Stop being so obnoxious, you are not entitled to be so. You are ugly, you dress like a red neck trucker version of Matrix’s Neo. And stop abusing Xenical. Next time you pass out, it may not end just in pissing yourself and shitting water. And get a diction course done.Ishmael, please, learn to use your HP12C. I am not sure how you got your series 7 certification (even though a horse could get it), but you have to do future values by yourself. And don’t be so insecure, calling all your clients twice a day and sending shabat shaloms every Friday. Nothing will change if you don’t close the day’s deal.Jenny, compose yourself. Stop being such a whore, fucking clients and bosses alike. You dress like a savage salsa teacher in cougar age, to every man’s amusement, but it is bad for you. Or is it? You may be making more money than I am and you don’t even know how to write your name.Dolores, you are damned for life. This voice of yours irritates every fucking inch of my poor sad body. It penetrates so deeply into my skin that it makes my bones vibrate with disgust. Look, tone your voice down, otherwise someone will kidnap you and take you to a vet and do one of those bark reduction surgeries only done to poodles.In sum, I am really happy with the prospect of staying even 2 days at home before joining the next Shutter Island. You suck badly. Die. And I am not leaving my personal contacts. If you don’t already have it, it’s because I don’t like you enough to want to hear from you. Never. Ever.Richard

Alright, you need some document to do that.Remeber to buy your airplane ticket.First, you need a thing called minor travel consent. This is a type of document that can only be signed by your guardian, parents or other type of adults. However under one condition this can be bypassed, which is by write a notarized letter of consent. Letter of consent for travel must be notarized, because many countries require it. I hope your friend is a adult so you won’t have to spend a lot of time on it.This is the way to write letter of consent:The permission letter should give the child’s name, date of birth, the dates of travel, the name of the adult companion, the allowed travel destinations and the reason for travel. Contact phone numbers for both parents, their full names and their signatures should also be included.This is an example of letter of consent:Janice Benton-Williams and Marcus Williams123 Fake StreetCity, State, Zip CodeTo Whom It May Concern,We recognize that our daughter, Mari Williams, is traveling out of the country with her grandparents, David and Erica Benton, from August 5 to August 19, 2014. They will be traveling to various points throughout Canada to sightsee during that time period, and they have our permission to do so. Please see our notarized signatures below as evidence of our approval. If any questions arise regarding this permission, please contact us at 000-000-0000.We have further provided our daughter’s passport and a copy of her birth certificate, if needed for verification. In the event of a medical emergency, David or Erica Benton have our permission to make treatment decisions about our daughter until we can be notified.Sincerely,Janice Benton-Williams & Marcus WilliamsDon’t think about create fake document, they are quite good at check your document. You have to understand that United states is a country that deal with a lot of illegal immigrants, and they prepared enough technology and skill to ensure no illegal immigrants without legal document can pass through airport. There is no way to do so, but if you really want you can rely on your fortunate. However I won’t guarantee the propability of success based on purely luck.This letter must be notarized. In other words, you have to find a person who work in place like postal office. They have person who can notarize document. Notarize can only be conducted by appointed government officials, and try to fake it may make you become suspicious. However, since these notarize is become a thing that is on sell legally in place like postal office where government workers work, I predict this won’t be quite hard to do so.Don’t be too honest with the reason you need this document. Just say you and your adult friends want to travel to Europe as visitors.Next you need your passport, I hope you have it with you. If you don’t this is going to be very hard. Because in order to request a passport, it is required for the presence of both parents, with photo ID and proof of parentage, or one parent’s appearance with a notarized statement of consent from the second parent or legal guardian.Speak of which, because each country has their own rules, some countries need a visa to travel. Google the country you want to go to see if you required one..Don’t think about any other secret way to travel sich as smuggling. If you watch Youtube documentary made by news media, you will find out how many “customers” smuggler smuggled was being starved, beaten, tortured, etc. You don’t know where you will end up, so it’s extremely risky and fatal.Now, I hope you already know enough foreign language, and I hope you know the local situation of the country you are going to.Lastly, I wish for your best of luck, and hope you may achieve the goal that you are looking for.Remeber to contact with nearest embassy if you can’t do it. Don’t force yourself too much.May the force be with you.